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From the New York Observer. ETTEBN1TIONAL S. S. LESSONS. IT MY. HBNBY X. OKODT, D. D. NOVBMBBBS. Th e Temple Dedicated. 1 Kings 8:23-36. Oou>»K TBXT.-Behold, the heaven, and the aaaven ot heavens, cannot contain thee.—1 Kinga The dedication of the now completed temple was an occasion of solemn and mag- Mfloent display. Jerusalem had witnessed no day like it. Not only the elders of Is- rael and heads of the tribes and chief of tbe fathers were there, but all the men of Israel also (8: 1, 2). It was a national day, and the whole nation came together to celebrate the oompletion of the holy and beautiful house that had been so long N OTICE.-By order of David F. Dobie, Surro- gate of Olinton County, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons, having claims against ASAPH ME BRILL, late of Pittsburgh, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the voucher)) thereof to the subscriber at his residence In Plattsburgh, on or before the 8th cay November, 1884. Dated, April 25tb, 1884. 006 ABTBDR A. MERRILL, Executor. beau building. The ceremony \tht ld t b began with sacrifices tld bd for LEGAL NOTICES N O'JTICJB—By order of David V, Ooble, Surro- gate of Clinton County, N.T., notice Is Bweby gives according to law. to all persons having claims Lalnst SMYRNA H. WHITS, late of Peru, deoeas- ed, that they are required to exhibit the same with the voucher* thereof to the subscriber at the resi- dence of the undersigned, la the town of Peru, N. Y. ( on or before the ieth «ay of January, 1885. Dated, Jnne 80,1884. 1615 BUTE WHITE, Executrix. OTKJE—By order of David F. Dobie, Surro- _ . gats of Clinton county, N. T., notice is hereby gives according to law, to all persons having claims against OHURO H T EMERSON, late of E Ian burgh, deceased, that they are required to exhibit le. with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at the office of the subscriber in Ellenburgh, on 0T before the 28th day of January, 1885. Dated, July 22d, 1*84. 1518 W..H. SAWYER, Executor. OTIC E—By order of David F. Dobie, Surro- gate of Clinton County, N. Y., notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims igainat RICHARD McLANB, late of Mooerg, de- ceased, that they are rt quired to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at hts store in the village of Boo era, 24. ¥., on or before the 2J)d day of March, 18*4. Dated, September It, 1884. 1526 A. W. PLUMLEY, Administrator. » \that oould not be told nor numbered for multitude.\ (5). Then came a procession from Gibeon, bringing the old tabernacle with its holy vessels, the candlestick, the ghew-bread, the brazen serpent and the ancient brazen altar. At Mount Zion this procession was joined by another, bearing tbe Sacred Ark, with its two tables of the law, from the temporary house built for it hj David there. Passing in through the portals of the temple, the priests bore the Ark to its place under the wings of the oherubim in the Most Holy Place. As the priests re-appear there is a great outburst •et music; thousands of singers and musi- cians with cymbals and psalteries and harps and trumpets, arrayed in white cobes, making one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the Lord, saying: \For he is good; for his mercy endureth for ever\ (2 Chron. 5: 12, 13). The most remarkable event of all was that which transpired as the priests came from the holy place in the midst of all tiiefta praises. This was the entrance into the temple of a cloud, which filled the house BO that the priests could not stand to minister, ' 'for the glory of the Lord had . filled the house of the Lord\ (10, 11). It was God's way of accepting the offering now made to him. It was more than that; by this aot he verified his presence in the dwelling provided for him. The oloud was the sign of his presence; but it especially signified the mystery that surrounds him, for none can comprehend him or bear the It was after this that Solomon first spoke to the people, then offered the dedication prayer, then blessed the people, and con- cluded all with twioe seven days of sacri- fices and feasts. But let us look a title more particularly at the dedication prayer. 1. Solomon begins with adoring praise (28, 24).—It is said he \stood before the altar of the Lord.\ This must mean that he took his place there, and is not meant to indicate his posture. For further on (64) we find that he kneeled. The king Vas not ashamed to kneel before his maker. Four things come out in these two Terses of praise, (a) He addresses God as incomparably great: \There is no God like thee in heaven above or on earth be- neath.\ (ft) He speaks of his wonderful condescension in \keeping covenant and meroy with his servants.\ (c) He notes the divine discrimination in his regards, which are for Buoh as \walk before him with 'all their hearts.\ (d) He makes mention of his faithfulness in \keeping with David that which he has promised.\ Praise and thanksgiving are always good beginnings of prayer. Faith and humility and love all delight to praise God for his excellency, fail condescension, his holiness, and his faithfulness. And God is pleased with those who thus approach him. 2. His first petition is for the perpetuity and welfare of the kingdom (25, 26.— • 'Therefore now keep with thy servant David my father that thou promisedst him,\ etc. He makes God's promise the guide of his petition, and his reason for confident asking; teaching us thus that, if we would increase our confidence in ask- ing, we must study the promises. Then oar prayers will accord with the divine will. The particular promise Solomon referred to was that his kingdom might endure, and that God would not withdraw his favor from it, even though the people should fall into sin. This is clear from what follows. So we are to pray for ottr own land; and that God will spare the her- itage he haB given us. But Solomon does not ask that he will disregard his own ap- pointed conditions. He cannot be expect- ed to bless any family, or government, or rulers, or people who will not \take heed to their way.\ 3. He sets the house apart as a place where God shall meet and bless his people. (27—30). This is the crown of his prayer. He asks that God will accept and own this place as his special dwelling place; the one place where, and toward which, he would have his people pray. Jesus said: \ It is written, My house shall be called a house f praver.\ And yet at the beginning he disclaims the thought that God can be limited to a single place: \Behold the heaven, and heaven of heavens,\ that is, the heavens in all their vast extent, \cannot contain thee.\ '-'Yet,\ he says, \have respect unto the prayer of thy servant:\ and the prayer is that God would have a special look toward \this house;\ would more sorely hear his people when they Hhould pray toward it. So God has special dwelling places, in- finite and omnipresent an he is. He in- habits eternity, and yets dwells in every humble and oontrite heart. He is in every Christian home. He is specially present in praying assemblies. His people may confidently expect to find htm with a full- ness of blessing in houses truly consecrat- ed to his worship and devoutly kept for tha*. use. Solomon's chief request was that the temple might be God's meeting place with his people. 4. Along with some particular petitions, he pleads God's forgiving grace for sin- ners (31—361 It is not necessary to de- termine why he made these specific peti- tions. But a noteworthy point is that he owned that all the distresses that oould come on God's people would be caused by their sin in turning from God, and that they could hope for forgiveness only on condition of their returning to him with confession, prayer and new obedience. Much is gained when men see them- selves as sinners, and this gain comes of knowledge of God as holy. More is gained when men feel that all miseries come of departure from God; that in separation from him no true and lasting good is pos- sible. But the gain is complete when c sees that God is able and willing to hi and heed the cries of those who retui with confessions and prayers, from their sins unto him, and, seeing, actually trusts and so returns. Solomon saw all this. His prayer had thus the gospel spirit in it. For personal as well as sanctuary dedications, it was a model prayer. N OTICE.-By order of David F. Dobie, Surro- gate of Clinton*! county, N. Y., notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against PETER ROBERT*, late of Plattsburgh, de- ceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with tbe vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at her residence in Pittsburgh, on or before the 19th day of March, 1885. Administratrix. _ .. gate of Uiinton oounty, N. Y., notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against STEPHEN BRAND, late of Peru, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at the residence of Robert P. Moon, to Peru, Clinton County, N.Y., on or before the 24th day of November, 1884. Dated, May 20th, 1884. N OTICE—By order of David F. Dob , S rogate of Clinton County, N.Y., notice is hereby given according to law, to ail persons having claims against JOHN W. 8PALDING, late of Bcnujler Falls, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the veuohers, thereof to the sub- scriber at the office of Obancey Turner, in Schuyler Tails, on or before the Md day of November, 1884. Dated, Mayltth, 1884. GEORGIE A. 8PALDINO,) . 508 CHA.UNOEY TURNER, / Al Ldministratois. T HfrJ'PfOPLK O F 1HI 3 STAT E O F NEW YORK.—To Leslie G. Arnold, of Wills- boro, Dakota; The Cbamplain Conference Preach- ers' Kellet Fund, of Wesieyan Methodist Connec- tion. You, and each of yon, are hereby cited and re- quired to be aud appear before our Surrogate's Court to be held at the • fflee of our Surrogate of the County of Glinton, at the Court House in the village of Pittsburgh, in and for t»e county of Clinton, on the 8d day of Nov., 1884, at 10 o'clock In the fore- noon of that day, then and there to show cauue why Letters of Administration with the will annexed of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of NATHAN ARNOLD, late of Obazy, Clinton county and state of New YorU, deceased, intestate, should not be granted unto Henry Arnold, of Peru, in said county of Clinton, a devisee, and next of kin of de- test, who has made application for tbe same. And if any of the persons interested be under the age of 21 years, they are required to appear by their guardian, if they have one, or, if they have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed; or, U the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and aot for them in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of ur sold Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. D. P. Dobie, Surrogate of saldoownty of Clinton, at Pittsburgh, the 15th day of [L. S.] September, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four. OHAS. H. MoNEIL, 1628 Olerk of Surrogate's Court. N OTICP.-B y order of David F. Dobie, Surro- gate of Clinton County, notice is hereby given aooording to law, to all persona having claims against BENJAMIN F. JAUKSON, late of Saranae, de- ceased, that they are required to exhibit the flame with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the late residence of deceased, In Saranao, on or before the 18th day of November, 1884. Dated. Platteborgb, AjirU 38,1884. MABY A. JACKSON, \ 1506\ H. LINCOLN JACKS , AjirU 38,188 SON, \ 4 ACKSON,/ * N OTICE.—By order of David F. Dobie, Sur- rogate of Clinton county, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claimsthere WILLIAM BABR, late of Mooers, de- ceased, that they are _ same with the vouchers [Uired to exhibit the ~ to thesubscrlb- required « thereof era, at the office of James A. Hagar, in the village of Mooers Forks, on or before the 15th day of De- lember, 1884. Dated, June 5,1884. 18SB2 XT ©T1CE»—6y order of David F. Dobie, Burro- IN gate of Clinton oounty, N. Y., notice Is hereby given aooording to law, to all persons having claims sgalnaTwiLLIAM BAXTER, late of Peru, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to toe subscrib- er at the residence of the Executrix, in Peru, afor said, on or before the 81st day of December, 1884. Dated, ^JS^ aus N i OTIC E.— By order of David IT. Dobie, Surro- _ . gate of Olinton oounty. N. Y., notice is hereby given according to law, to all persona having claims against ELIZABETH T. HAVES, late of Ausable. deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber iat the offioe of Boynton ft Gonway, in the village of Keetevitle, K.Y.*, on or before the 19th day of March, 1885. Dated, September 4,1884. 1625 JABED M. TAYLOB, Executor. T U B and be hld i day of Dt Terms ef County Court for trial of IISUM* law, (without Jury) on first Mon«ay of each month, ex- o^tMayandWmber. AIM. on fowthTWiay ofApril and second Tuesday oi Deoember. ^^ Terms for hearing tm pewit motions and oontested motions, by oonaent, and other chamber business, at the office of the County Judge, at Court House in PitftiburgVon *-—--- THE PEOPLE O F TBE STAT E O F 1 NEW YOBK.—To Oyrus Harwood, residence unknown; Mary Ednaond, residence unknown; Isaac Harwood, residence unknown; James Bar- wood, residence unknown; Luolnda farnnworth, of Molra, N. Y.; Martha Harwood, of Molra, N. Y ; Anna Harwood, of Molra, N.* ; Nelson Harwood, of Molra, N. Y.; Asaph Harwood. of Malone, N. Y • Emma Dawson, of Norwood, N. Y.; Henrietta 8. Bassett, of Altons, K. Y.; Belina E. Leavitt, of St. Armand, N. Y.; Luranoy M. Lcarltt, of St. Armand, N. r. ; Lyman A. Leavitt] of St. Armand, N. Y Albert Leavitt, residence unknown, are ' * and next of kin of MABY L. AfiNOLD, send greeting: Whereas, Henry A M. Y., has lately applL „ of the oounty of Olinton to have a certain instru- ment in writing, relating to both real and personal estate, duly proved as the last will and testament of Mary L. Arnold, late of Chazy, In said county, de- Ther'efore you and each of yon arehereby cited and required to be and ' J rogate's Court, to be I rogate of the Oounty of Clinton, at the Court House in the village of Plattsburgh, In and for the county of Clinton, on tbe 8d day of November, 188*, at 10 o'olook in the forenoon of that day, to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. And if any of the persons interested be under the age of twenty-one years, they are required to —»~» r by their guardian, if they have one, or if — . have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed, or, in the event of their negleot or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surro- gate to represent and act for them In tbe proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Oourt to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. David F. Dobie, Surrogate of said Oounty of Olinton, at tbe village of Platts- [L.8.] burgh, In said county, the 15th day of Sept., one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, OH 48. H. Mo NEIL, » 1526 Olerk of Burronate's Oourt. VT A Special Invitation. y invifo) a trial by all those mt- ferern from Kidney and Llvor complaints who liavo failed t,o obtain roller from other rotnodles and from doutora Nature's gteat remedy, Kid- ney-Wort, him errectod cures In many obstinate casea It acts at once on tho KWnoys, Liver ana Bowels, cleansing Mio.syBtom of all poisonous humors and r thoao Important org but try It. a hoalthy condition or all Do not, bo discouraged, FIU. All VIU stopped froo by Dr. Klina's Or B srve fMtorar No Pita ftftor first day'a u.« arvelloue cures. Treatise and $2.00 trial bottle tree to Fit ennee. Bend to Dr. Kllno, DM Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. B TERMSS OFF COUNTY COU d Ct f S i hb its TERM O C Court of Sessions are th t f Clit HJNT1 COURT hereby appointed to b held In the oounty of Olinton for the year 1883, and until otherwise ordered, aa follows: Terms ef County Oourt and Sessions, « Jury, OB fourth Tuesday of April aad sew on every Monday. Terms filed in the OT1CJE OF ELECTION. SHMIFT'B OFFICE, OMSTOK OOUHIT, PLATTSBUBOB, August 7,1881., Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to tbe statutes if this State, and the annexed notice of the Secre- tary of State, that a General Election will be held in thin county on tbe Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November next (November fourth), at which election the officers named in the annexed notice will be elected. Sheriff of Clinton County,\ OFFIOB OF THE SEOBKTABT or STATE, To the Sheriff of the County of'ciinton; ' SIB:-Notice is hereby given that, at the General Election to be held in this State on the Tuesday suc- ceeding the first Monday of November next (Novem- ber4th), the following officers are to be elected, to Two Associate Judges of the Oourt of Appeals in the place of OHABLBS ANDBEW8 and 0HABLE8 \ BAPALLO, whose terms of office wiUexphe on le last day of December next. Thirty-six Eleoters of President and Vloe-Presi- dent of the United States. A Bepresentative In the Forty-ninth Congress „. the United States, tot the Twenty-first Congres- sional Dirtrlct, oomposed of the Counties of Clinton, Essex. Warren and Franklin. COUNTY OFFIOEBS AL%0 TO BE ELECTED FOB 8AID OOUNTY. l \ aSU1J£ U Oue Member of Assembly; T*o School Commissioners; A Oounty Treasurer, ia the place of Alfred Gui- ord. C the 1 Two Justices of Sessions, iu the place of Ahlra Beaoa and Peter J. Leonard. V Oue Coroner, in the place of Hiram fl. Bust All whose terms of offioe will expire on the last day of December next. And attention is hereby di- rected to Section 1 of Chapter B33, Law* of 1884, which is hereto annexed and made a part of OHAP. 683. AM AOT to provide for submitting a proposed Won to the electors of th« PAMSD Jons 14,18fl«; three-flfths being present. ^^ 1 ^w?iK««.s i fii!:s election to be held in the Btate on the fourth day of citie s pf this State, \nla^ to ta*amu?dmert propow* to «w«°n eleven of article eight of tbe oqnstitutton. And each voter may present a ballot on whioh shall be written or printed, or pa.tly rrhten or partly printed, lu the following form, n«mely, for proposed amendment to seotion eleven I*u\ tiol i ^ ht o l «»• constitution. Bach of said ballots shall be counted as a vote for said amend- ment not canceled with ink or pencil, and each bal- lot so canoeied shall be oounted as a vote against •aid amendment, and returns thereof shall be made accordingly by inspectors of elections and canvas •erg. Said ballot thall be endorsed • 'constitutional amendment.\ All ottlsens of this Btate entitled to vote for members of Assembly in their respective districts, shall b« entitled to vote on the adoption or the proposed amendment daring the day of eleo- tlou la the several eleotion districts In whioh they rtside. Bespeotfally vonm. LEGAL KOTICES. LE6AL NOTICES nr***fS PKOPL B O F THIS STAT E O F 1 NEW YOBK.-To Melissa Parker, of Hobart, Indiana; Mmlra B. McGiiton.of West Troy, N. Y.; Eugene Pratt, of Mooers, N. 7.', Marion Thompson, of Mooers, N Y.; Hulvatas H. Pratt, of Fremont, Nebraska; Edwin w. H. Pratt, of Fremont, Nebraska; Helen Hedeling, of Port Henry, N Y. ( the helis and next of kin of CHABI tY EATON, deceased, send greeting: Whereas, Almlra McGiUoD, of West Troy, N. Y., has lately applied to ©ur Surrogate's Court of the county of Clinton to have a certain Instrument la writing, relating to both real and personal estate, duly proved as the last will and testament of Char- ity Eaton, late of Mooers, in said county, deceased. Therefore, you and each of you are hereby cited and required to be and appear before our said Surrogate's Oourt, to be held at the office of our Surrogate of the county of Olinton, at the Oourt House, in the village of Plattsbutva, in and for ihe county of Olinton, on the 10th day of Nov., 18B4, at 10 o'clock is the forenoon of that day, to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. And If any of the persons interested be under thi age of 21 years, they are required to appear by their guardian, if they have one, or, if they have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed; or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Hurrogate to represent and aot for them in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Oourt to be hereunto affixed. Witness, D. F. Dobie, Esq., Surrogate of the said Oounty of Clinton, at the village of Platts- [L.8.] burgh, la said County, the 10th day of Sept., one thousand eight hundred and eighty- four. 1626 D. F. DOBIE, Surrogate. HI O f t «f A LE I Farms—Farming, Timber and other land*. THOS. ARMSTRONG. Pittsburgh, Jane 10th, 1884. 1S13 OR SALK Oft T O HENT. id 97 west side of Catherine Street, in Platts burgh. App)y to '.••'...- JAMES TIEBWEY. Pittsburgh, March 31,1884. . 100 C r UTATIOPr FO R JUDICIA L SET - .' TLEMEST.-The people of the State of New York-To Patrick Finnigan, of Altona, N. Y.; Ann Russell, of PJainville, Connecticut; James Ftnnigan, residence unknown; Mary Graves, residence un- known; Owen Finnigan, of Maoon, Illinois; Peter Flunifltan, of Tallmadge, Michigan; and to all per- sons Interested in the estate of MATHEW FIN- NIG AN, late < f Alton*, Olinton County, deceased, •s creditors, legatees, next of kin^oF otherwise, tend greeting: , You ana each of you are hereby cited and required personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of the Oounty of Clinton, New York, at his oifio« in Pittsburgh, on the 8th day of December, 1884, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, then and to attend the judicial settlement of the ac- counts of Daniel 8. Me Masters, as administrator of the aald Mathew Flnnigan, deceased. And if any of the persons interested be under the age of twenty-one years, ;hey are required to appear by their guardian, if they have one, or if they have none, to appear and apply for one to be app <inted, or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for them in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our Surrogate's Court to b6 hereunto affixed. Witness, David F. Dobie, Surrogate of said Coun- ty of Olinton, at Pittsburgh, the 20th [L.S.] day of October, one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. 1581w6» D. F. DOBIB, Surrogate. T UG PKOPL K O F THti STATfc Of- NEW YORK.—To Cynthia O. Fisk, of Ohasy, N. Y.; Anna 0. Crowell, of Barrasquilla, United States of Columbia: Nelson N. Fink, of Isle La Motte, Vermont; Myr» W. Graves, of Shelton, Ne- braska; Nellie B. Fi*k, of Ohazy, N Y.; the widow, heirs and next of kin of HIBAM 0. FIbK, deceased, fKliri. K U F THE STAT E O F YOKK—To Calvin D. Vaughan, residing at Amboy, Hanoi-; Louise M Vangnan, reading at Am boy, Illinois; Oornt-llne H. Yaughan, residing at Denv«r, Colorado; Edna Vauuban, (now) residing at Malofre. N. J ; William B Vaughtn, residing at Joplin.JliBBouri; Mattie B. Vaugbao, residing at Lafayette, Indiana; Charlotte E. EUypea, residing at Amboy, Illinois; Daniel Tbew, residing at Peru, N. Y.; Mrs. Daniel Tbew, residing at Peru, N. Y.; Smith Vaugbao. residing at Holyoke, \ ~ Moffltt,res'• * '-\—-—•- - \*• ter, resldli Mead, re«i__. cox, residing »\t Pittsburgh, N.Y; Samuel Uerrin, residing at Plattsburgh, N. Y.; Charles Stackpole, residing at Plattsburgh, N.T.; Mrs. Halite 8. Vaugb- an, residing at Pittsburgh, N. Y.; Vilas National Bank, of Plattsburgh, N. Y.; O. B. Vanghan, resid- ing at Sohujler Falls, N. Y ; Ezekiel Oomptock, re- siding at Beekmantown, N. Y.: .fudson Vsughan, residing at Beekmantown. N.Y.; Mrs Eliza Hay. residing at Peru, N. Y.; and to all other creditors of decedent, send greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited and re- quired personalty to be and appear before our Sur- rogate of the. county of Olinton, at his offioe in the Court Hoase, in Plattsburgh, in said county, on the 24th da; of November, 1884. at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon of that day, tben and there to show cause why a decree should not be made by the said Surrogate pursuant to the statutes of the State of New York In such case made and provided, directing Sallie 8. Vaugban, as administratrix of NATHAN A. VAUGHAN, late of Pittsburgh aforesaid, decoded, to mortgage, lease or sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall \ \ debts and funeral expenses And if any of the persons interested be under the age of twenty-one years, they are required to ap- pear by their guardian, if they have one, or if they have none, to appear and apply for one to be ap- pointed; or, in the event of their neglect or failure to do BO, a guardian will be appointed by tbe Sur- rogate, to represent and act for them In this pro- ceeding. . In Imtimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Oourt to be hereunto affixed. Witness. D. F. Dobie, Esq., Surrogate of said Oounty of Olinton, at Plattsburgh, the 4th [L.8.] day of Sept., one thousand eight hundred 1526 * 6 8 D. T DOBJE, Surrogate. Whereat, Nelson W. Fisk, of Me La Motte, Ver- mont, has lately applied to our Surrogate's Oourt df ; the County of Clinton, to have a certain instrument fn writing, relating to both real and personal e»- tate, duly prbved at the last will and testament of tHiaam 0 . Fisk, late of Ohazy, in such county, de- •l-Thertfort, you and each of yon are hereby cited and required to be and appear Wore our said Sur- rogate's Court, to be held at the office of onr Surro- gate of the county of Olinton, at' tHe Oourt House, in the village of Pittsburgh, lu and for the oounty of Clinton, on the a4th day of November, J884, at 10 o'clock in the foreneon of that day, to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. And if any of tbe persons interested be und«r the ag*. of 91 yeara, they are required to appear by their guardian, if they have one, or. if they have none, 10 appear and apply for one to be appointed; or, In the event of their negleot or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for them in tbe proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our said surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, David F. Dobie, Surrogate of the said Oounty of Olinton, at Plattsburgh, the 2»th [L. B.J day of Sept., one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four. 162? ' D. F. DOBIE, Surrogate. JEW YORK MTFREIWE COUBT- _ CLINTON OOBHTT —Louisa Mercury, against Joseph Se«ua, Louisa Segua, JTranois Hegua, Saep- ard P. Bowen, James H. Signor, Enos Densmot e, and David H. Parsons. By virtue of a Judgment and decree of forclosure and sale duly granted in the above entitled action, on the 17th day of September, 1*84, which judg- ment and decree was duly recorded in Clinton County Clerk's Office, on the 19th day of September, 1884,1, the undersigned, a referee duly appointed, by said judgment and decree of foreclosure, to sell, will sell at public auction, at the front door of the Court House, in the village of Plattsburgh, N. Y., on the 9th day Of November, 1884, at 10 o'olook In the forenoon of that day, the mortgaged premises described in said judgment and decree, and bound as follows: All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate In Saranao, Clinton County and State of New York, on the south fide of the river In Saranao Hollow, ao called, and described and bounded as follows, to wit: On the north and west by lands of Joseph Bull; esBt, by lands of Hannah Davis; south, by lands of Francis Lane, and containing two and one quarter aores of land, and situated about one quarter of a mile southwesterly of Mr. Bowen'a -—e.aDd is a part of lot number six, Old Military xi»ct, and was owned by Saphrona Mercury, moth- er of aaid Louisa Mercury, (now deceased), her brother, Alexander, and sister, Saphrona, having conveyed their interest to said Louisa by deed, In July, 1876, and said Louisa became sole owner of said land. Dated this 19ta day of September, 1884. D. S. M0UASTKR8, Beferee. BKCKWITH, BABMABD & WHXSXSB, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1527 E PEOPLE O F TU£ STAT E O F EW YORK.—To Sylvia Wood, residing at Col- ton, N. Y.; Julia Parker, residing at Mooers, N. Y.; Julia Ellis, residing at New York city. N. Y.; Eras- tus Tracy, residing at Troy, N. Yj Libble MW«n, residing at Troy, N. Y.; James Tracy, residing at Troy, N. Y.; Esther Tracy, residing at Troy, N. Y.; Julia Tracy, residing at Troy, N. Y.; Henry Tracy, residing at Troy.N.Y; Edward Tracy, residence unknown; the heirs and next of kin of ERAS TUS TRACY, deceased, send greeting. Whereas, Joel Chandler, the executor named of Erastus Tracy aforesaid, has lately applied to our Surrogate's Oourt of the County of Olinton to have a certain Instrument in writing, relating to both real and personal estate, duly proved as the last will and testament of said Erastus Tracy, late ot Mooers, in said oounty. deceased. Therefore, you and each of yoa are hereby cited and required to be and appear before our said Sur- rogate's Oourt, to be held at the office of our Surro- gate of the county of Olinton, at tbe Court House, in the village of Plattsburgh, in and for the county of Olinton, on the 1st day of Deoember, 1884, at 10 o'clock in tbe forenoon of that day, to attend the probate of the said last will and testament: And if any of the persons interested be under the age of twenty-one years, they are required to appear by their guardian, if they have one, or if they have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed; or, In the event of their negleot or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate, to •^present and act for them in the proceeding. In lestimmy Whereof, we have oaused the seal of our said Surrogate's Oourt to be hereunto affixed. Witness, David F. Dobie, Surrogate of the said Oounty of Olinton, at the village of Platts- IX 8 l bur « h . l u Mid County, the 23d day of Sept., iU - °' J one thousand eight hundred and eighty- W27 ' D. F. DOBIE, Surrogate. York—To Arthur H. Merrill, of May wood, Illinois; John Merrill and Mary Cornell, of Pecatonica, II- Unoli; D»vid B. Merrill, of Kalamazoo, Michigan; Joanna Merrill, of Hwansey, New Hampshire; Fraoklin B. Merrill, of New Haven, Connecticut; Arthur Merrill, Merrill D. Brooks and David Brooks, of Cromwell, Connecticut; Howard Merrill, of Dorr, Allegan County, Michigan; Barton Mer- rill, of Hancock, Houghton- Oounty, Michigan; Au- gusta Osbone, of Franklin, Pennsylvania; Eddy Merrill, whoae residence is unknown; Hiram O. Merrill, of Peru, Clinton Oounty, New York; Mary Orosseit and Mary Merrill, of Sohuyleivllle, New York; Arthur A. Merrill and Isabelle Merrill, of \ tsburgb, Olinton County, New York; and to all ons interested in the estate of ARTHUR H. MERRILL, late of Peru, Clinton County, deceased, as creditors, legatees, next of kin, or otherwise, send greeting: * , You and each of you are hereby cited and requir- ed personally to be and appear before onr Surrogate of the oounty of Oilnton, New York, at bis offioe in PlattBburgh, on the 1st day of December, 1684, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend the judicial settlement of the ac- counts of Hiram C. Merrill, as executor of the said Arthur H. Merrill, deceased. And if any of the persons Interested be under the age of 21 years, they are required to appear by their event of their negleot or failure to do so, a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and aot for them in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. David F. Dobie, Surrogate of said Oounty of Clinton, at PlatUburgh, the 7th [L. 8.) day of October, one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. OHAS. H. MoNBIL, Olsrk of Surrogate's Court. W. O. WiMOR, Attorney. 1M8W7 NEW NO. 34EIVER8T., East Side of Court House Square We olalm to have the moat oomplete establish- ment of the kind in this section ef the Btate. with, a very full assortment of COFFINS, CASKETS, AND FINE TRIMMING:., including the finest and moat elegant tyles ev kept in this vicinity>as well as goods of medium ai moderate price.' A Separate Hearse for OMldreik All are Invited to call and examine oar goods and equipments and learn our prices and verify our as- sertions by personal inspection. We shall continue oar former extensive Carpentering & Jobbing BUSINESS, and shall be pleased to execute all orders for B Ing or Bepairiagof every description, by con orotherVise. CHAUVIN & FITZGERALD. EUZEBE CHAUVIN. WM. FITZ3ERALD. BY THE JOB OB BY THE DAT. Z. H. BLISS Respectfully informs We pnblio that he is prepared to do Carpenter and Joiner work of all kinds, by the job or day. iST Plans, Specifications and Estimates famished on application. shop and Steam mill Near BOR- NKK'8. Piattaburgh, N. Y., Sept. 15,1884. 16 MEN WANTED! On salary and expenses paid by us, or if preferred, ON COMMISSION. Outfit free. We want a num- ber of men who are eneigetio and reliable to travel and sell our nursery stock. Work furnished 13 months in the year. Superior inducements are of' fered. Terms free. Address, (inclosing stamp, and stating age.) The Chase Nurseries, Geneva, JV. Y. B. G. CHA8B & Co., Propr's. 1631w* CHESTER WHITE PIGS I have a few more choice Pigs ii, from stock that originat Correspondence solicited. 9 shipping, from Atook that originated In Chester 9. GORDON. Dunn Farm, Obazy, Olinton Oo. 1531w4 rjVrltiS, ETC , The subscriber, after an experience of twenty- . vo years, continues to prosecute claims for Pen- sions, Arrears for Pensions, Iaereste of Pensions, &o , against tbe United States. Thousands of soldiers throughout the country are to-day drawing pensions through his lnstrumei taiity A. G. OABVER. Plattsburgh, N. Y., 1884. ifHOtf r> UK DO'S NEW MAHJttJGT ! The undersigned has opened a Meat and Veget- able Market at No. 2, Margaret St., first door south of Witherill House, where may be found everything pertaining to a well regulated Market. I trust that my long experience In the I trust that my lg p business and a desire to please, will insure m fair ahare of patronage. lttlOyl JOSEPH BUBDO. 822.00 ™-\«\ olJ THE BBST SINGLES HARNESS to be found in Olinton or Essex Counties. Be- 16mbeiUt KEBT*SON, 1638 SCBCXUBB FALLS, N. Y. ^OK SALS; CHEAP I A No. 71 BCBY GOAL FUBNAOB, In good con- dition, having been.used only six months. lo r terms, Ac, enquire of H. I8ABELL, or I. L. BOOK, 1627 Mooaas, N. Y. IPPLKS WANTE D I Cash Paid for Paring Apples at the Evaporator In Schuyler Falls. 2324. &EXT k TTTRHEB. FORSILEMDJOJ PRG MEW XXXCM G'ARin FO R BALE! The farm knowrf as tbe ABRAHAM HAFF'L .'ARM, now deceased, is for sale, situated in Peru, Clinton Co., N. Y. For further information inquire of H. 8. Baflf, Mooers, orO. W. Haff, c,- ^ — *— at Peru. DEAL ESTATK FOR SALE ! Two farms inn Obazy, one off 90 acres, and one of 0 acres each in ood nihbrhoods with ood Two farms i Obazy, one o 9 c, and one of 120 acres, each in good neighborhoods, with good DuildiDps, and in a high state of cultivation, will be ldd lowow If purchasedd att onoe.. A partt off thee pur-r ase moneyy ly id d bl standd ol l f purchase a onoe A par o th pu chas mone only required down, balance can stan for a term of years, secured upon the premises. Also two or Jkhree good houses in Plattsburgh village, with same terms as above. Enquire at the Law Office of CLARE ft HATHAWAY. Plattsburgh, N.Y. Dated, Sept. 4,1884. 1634 TJOUSE AND LOT FO B SALE At MorriEonville. The House and Lot at Morrisoaville, on ihe north lde of the bridge, adjoining the church, owned by be late Gilbert Jesse, is offered for sale at a bar- gain. The lot contains an acre and four rods of land, good nous*, together with twenty-three fruit trees. For further information apply to GILBERT JE8BB, J| » At the Bowling Alley, River Strett, Watts- urgh. 1523mS Notice, Farm for Sale. HIS FABM, KNOW N AS IHE LABAN X ARNOLD Farm, situated in the town of Ausa- ble, consists of about ONE HUNDRED AND THIR. Tk acresollandand 68 acres of valuable wood lot Said farm is well-watered by living springs, and is in a geod Btate of cultivation—has a good > ouvg orch- ard, and is near a good school. Will be offered at low figures for four months to settle witb/ heirs - Title perfect For terms enquire of J. W. BARENESS, Ausable. P. O. tddreea Keebevllle, N. Y. 3297m4ra* ron §ALEI Dwelling BOOH , Barna, Blacksmith, Carriage and Repair h with Tools. The above property is desirably located in Ellenburgh Corners. A good chance for the right -patty, »• premises are situated in the heart of the village, and no com- petition to contend with. Reasons for selling, on account of poor health.! For further particulars enquire on premises, or W. W. BELDEN. Ellenburgh, Olinton Co., N. Y. Hear the Counsel OF A FRIEND I And go not in the wide way wkere Glass Fronts and flash shows allure simple ones to raffle for Stoves and Sewing Machines. But come to the Little Store. round the Corner and Buy good Custom Made Boots and Shoes that are a wonder for cheapness. J. J. DROWN, NO. 3 CLINTON ST, Reed's Block. ARM DAVIS! THE BEST THE WOULD HAS YET SEEN ! We want to tell you somtt g about this new Sewing M* 3hlae, and we will offer it to you in a nut the 11. To the point: There is no under feed. It has fewer working parts than any other Machine. The old method of feeding below 1B entirely done away, and all the complicated connecting machin- ery dispensed with m this new Machine. It is the eaBiett running, bvcauee it has the least umber of parts to move, and, oomequtntly, there is less friction and wear. All its parts are made of tbe finest steel and tem- pered hard. Bteel rolls std pivets are usrd for bearings, to prevent friction and insure HghtnecB of running. All the work on this Machine is of the highest grade, and will compare favorably with the work- manship of a Winchester rifle. Elegant Btylw of woodwork are made expressly or this \NEW HiaH-ABM DAVIS.\ Parties wantinga first class Machine will do .. —. to call and see tbis woudtrful Machine. If incon- venient to do BO, address a postal to 0.E.ECCE, Mooers, N.Y., and we will call ah* exhibit Mfehlne. 1B06 ROCK'S I. L. ROCK. MOOERS, N.Y. u INSURE WITH HAGERTY&PLATT NEW GOODS! LARGE STOCK! | LOW PRICES! rr>HE UNDEB8IGNED HAVIKO PURCHASED 1 tbe entire stock of Furniture of E W.Ftere*, now has on band one of the largest assortment* tvtr offered la this section of the State. Hit stock {FURNITURE! tit LOOKING QLABBEf). PICTTJBE Or EVERY DESCRIPTION. SASfl, BUNDS \M> POORS 9F EVERY STILE, • * ON HAND OB HADE TO OB&XB. Depot for National Wi e r Mattress. wanknue H*. 18 •««» • Itwl i . VAavTumwx oa Ton Bnm, •*«! PLATTSBUROH.N.Y. , G. ~W. HOKNICK, HARNESS&WH1PS MEIMTTS.'\-' 94 PLATTSBUROH^N.Y. A- L. LAFAVE, w prepared to do any k GLAZING, MLSOWINING, , PAPER HANGING, GRWNIKG, ORNAMENTING, «C..*C. HOUSE DECORATING A SPECIALTY. Shop 39 Plai t St. Good references given, if required. iar-Qive us a trial and yon will be satisfied. A. L. LAPAVB Residence- 88 Catharine 8t. Sawing Made Easy, JroyA.TMTg UGHHEfflGS&WIHG HACEU'2 exsr FOR SALE! T HK FOULOWING IJBABIZtCI AM tides in the line ot HABDWABJS: IRON, AXES, STEEL, SCALES LEAD, LANTERNS, ZINC, SIEVES, SHOVELS, HUBS, HOES, SPOKES, FORKS. FELLOfS A Large Quantity of Honse FaraiflhiH* Goods, Ac, &c 1100. WANTED! FIFTY GIRLS! TO/CNIT AND CROCHET. GOOD WAGEsTjAY WEEKLY. Light, steady work given out to be made at borne. Work and material furnished, called for and de- livered free by express. GLOBE KNITTING CO., 993 Washington St., Boston, maw* (JEORttE REET A SOW, MAHOTAOTTTBXB0 OF DOUBLE, S1NQJLJB AND CABBIAQE HARNESSES I Schuyler Falls, - - N.Y. CHAZY LIME KEPT CONSTANTLY OH HAHP. AX WAYS GIST THIS BES T ! The St. Alba its Foundry THRESHER ! THE MOST DUBABLE AND EASY BUN- NINO MACHINE; MADE. Bat a Bar Cylinder aucb as are need on all machine* in the H'es% era Wheat Belts I ar-Bepairsonband! Catalogue and price 111 mailed on application. JOHN B. SABRE, Agent, ELLBNBUEGH DEPOT, N.Y. Millinery at Bedford! Mrs. ALEX. McOASLAND, has received a full and oomplete stock of Millinery Goods, of the Very Latest Fashions, which she will sell YEEY CHEAP, aa she 'ishes to close up her business this season. Call and examine goods before buying elsewhere. Bedford, Jlay 14, 1884. 1508 H OW TO MAKE MONEV To KuocesRf ul Salesmen I pay as high as I 11OO per month and expenses Steady em- I aores under cultivation. The most oomplete packing proundfl In the United States. Newest and ' Bt>»t varieties of fruit a specialty. Send for is stating age. CHARLES H. CHASE, Iim8 Nurseryman, Bo«hester, N. Y. Western Loan Agency. in Urge or smal e State* of WIBO I am prepared to invest money in large ox 1 sums on Fa m Mortgages in the State* of Wli sin, Iowa, Minnesota or Dakota, and guarmnUe mt payment, of tbe same, both principal and interest, All persons having money to invest, are requested to call or correspond with the undersigned at hit office, in Winslow'a Block. All communication* striotjj\- -nfldentia' H. WALWORTH. Beat Trass Ever Used* Improved Elastic Truss, .worn Night and Day; I KMitively cures Bupture. I Sent by mail everywhere. f Write for full descriptive circulars to the NEW YORK ELASTIC TBUSS CO., 744 Broadway, New York. lMTyl For Single, Doable, Farm or Omitgt Harness, call at Merritt's, PlatUbwgh. ; T^^ All Harness warranted. Prioes Low. \ Harness made to order, or repaired oa ~>\ short notice. \ \•./} Whips a Specialty!~—^ We make a specialty of Whips, and keep a oomplete assortment, all styles, , and prices from '• lOcts- to S2.OOI ferriage Market! We keep on hand a general assort- ment of Cirri age* and open and top Baggies of latest styles, andsold cheap. Boot and Shoe Shop. Boots and Shoes repaired, or made to order, by first class workmen. Call and examine. Yon will certainly find what yoa want. Bemembex 11M place, 94 Margaret St., llrst bloefc north of County Clerk's office. 99 New Marble Shop. PERU,CLINTON CO.N.Y. rpHE UNDEBSIGKED having purchased the JL stock of W H. Woodruff, or what will be moia readily recognized as the \Ackley Stand,\ are now prepared to famish a fall line of MARBLE and GRANITE, IN ALL VABIETIES & DESIGNS, A t th e LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS . THEIB STOCK WILL INCLUDE :*• Coping* Table Tops, Sbelvea eu* and eTerytnlns; In the line of their business. The publio are cordially invited to call and ex- amine our stock, specimen*, designs and prices before purchasing. ALL W0KK WARRANTED. Orders delivered in any part of the State. tWAll correspondence promptly attended to. €. F, REED. Fern, May 1st, 1884. 6. R. SMITH. IMS <GHOOli O F PHONIC SHORT HAND. Lessons given day or evening at my ofco©, oc at pupU's residence, or by mall. situations obtained for pupil* when Latest and best system taught. Partiea in mat of Stenographic Writers, please address the uadw signed. Office In Bo ward' s Phot o Gallery. I. J. HAMLIN. OLATTSBIHCH BOAT LIVERY. JAMES CUDDY, Proprietor* Tint-class Bowing Boats for large or small par- ties oan be procured at reasonable ratea at all noon, by oalllng at oar Boat Honse, at South Dock. JAMES CUDDY. PUtUburgh, June «, 168a. 1UI
